Gigs coming up

If you added the word sprouts in there, you’d have managed to squeeze two of the most boring things ever into 1 sentence

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Rage Against The Machine last night

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:heart_eyes::heart_eyes::heart_eyes:

Where was that? I had tickets to see them in Berlin pre pandemic. Wasn’t rescheduled. don’t have any tickets to see them on the current tour now. How was it?

Madison Sq Garden, was brilliant, played everything I wanted to hear

Ah jaysus what a venue to see them in. Iconic. A couple of us were looking at going to see them in Spain, they’re playing a rock festival in Marbella, I’d go just to see them.

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I wouldn’t go across the road to see them.

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Sorry for your troubles

Do they still have the edge about them live?

The most danger to them these days comes from their own security.

Richard Ashcroft has more “fuck you, I won’t do what you tell me” about him than RATM. Empty vessels really do make the most noise.

Filling up a 20,000-person arena in a city where COVID fears still have people wearing masks outside is no mean feat—particularly when the cheapest tickets cost just under $200. It’s doubly impressive for a band that hasn’t released a full-length album of original material this century…

…But if its music and performance have managed to stay fresh, Rage’s message can’t help but feel rather stale and ordinary, given how politics has shaken out since its heyday…

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Mr Ashcroft had some brilliant songs, but did come across as an ego maniac in the early days.

I had a great night. Chris and the lads smashed it out of the park as always.

I’ve Gorillaz next week with my young lad. Coldplay have set a high bar there.

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At Herbie Hancock in the nch tonight. Generally very good.

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You’re some thick. “reason.com” :joy:

A preppy middle class law grad, well into his 30s and working for the government, flying abroad at a cost of €500+ to see a band of pseudo anarcho-communist hypocrits, that incidentally haven’t released new material in 23 years and counting, stick it to the man. The stupidity. The irony. But, irony is wasted on the stupid after all.

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Oooooft

Most lads that grew up in the 90s would have been fans as teenagers, but most teenagers grow up. RATM are as fake a three dollar bill. Their original message has been cheapened, bit by bit, over the past two decades, and it went off a cliff over the past 2 years. There are better bands, with more relevant messages, that don’t feel the need to charge $145 a ticket at a billionaire’s venue in Manhattan, while screaming “Here’s the plan; Motherfuck Uncle Sam!”

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Mudderagawd that’s a paddling

Not to mention Morello doing Masterclass, the capitalist pig

(White Man) In Hammersmith Palais springs to mind.

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